Giannino di Guccio Baglioni attempted to impersonate one king from this dynasty who had died in infancy and was known by sobriquet "the Posthumous." The members of this dynasty all descended from an early ruler of Anjou and Blois, named Robert the Strong. Jean of Joinville was the court historian for one member of this dynasty as was Abbot Suger, who chronicled the life of (*) Louis the Fat. Major developments during this dynasty included the establishment of the Parliaments and the Estates-General, while one of its members extended his rule over Angevin land when he defeated a coalition led by Otto IV at the Battle o
Giannino di Guccio Baglioni attempted to impersonate one king from this dynasty who had died in infancy and was known by sobriquet "the Posthumous." The members of this dynasty all descended from an early ruler of Anjou and Blois, named Robert the Strong. Jean of Joinville was the court historian for one member of this dynasty as was Abbot Suger, who chronicled the life of (*) Louis the Fat. Major developments during this dynasty included the establishment of the Parliaments and the Estates-General, while one of its members extended his rule over Angevin land when he defeated a coalition led by Otto IV at the Battle of Bouvines. Another famous member of this dynasty was son of Blanche of Castille and attempted to capture Damietta in the Seventh Crusade and was canonized by Boniface VIII. Louis IX was a member of, for 10 points, what dynasty that ruled France from 987 to 1328 and is named after its first ruler, Hugh.
Giannino di Guccio Baglioni attempted to impersonate one king from this dynasty who had died in infancy and was known by sobriquet "the Posthumous.
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